2019/20 Meeting Dates
All meetings will take place in the University of the West
of Scotland, High Street, Paisley. Meetings start at 7.30 pm.
Membership for the season is £15.00, £10.00 for students. We invite guests to come along to individual meetings, and request that a donation be made - suggested amount £3.00.
Membership for the season is £15.00, £10.00 for students. We invite guests to come along to individual meetings, and request that a donation be made - suggested amount £3.00.
12/09/19 Alison Peebles, Impact Arts - Art Therapy with Children
26/09/19 Margaret Morrell - History of Turnberry Airfield
10/10/19 Mandy McIntosh - Artists' talk
24/10/19 Archie Henderson, Research Assistant for Social History, Paisley Museum - Paisley and the Jacobites.
14/11/19 Prof. Brian Quinn, UWS - Science with impact
28/11/19 Simon Willoughby Booth - Zambia Therapeutic Art - Therapuetic Art, A New Tool for Mental Health Workers in Zambia
09/01/20 Michael Clancy, Director, Law reform, Law Society of Scotland - May Donoghue, Brexit and Consumer Protection
23/01/20 Karen Herbison - How Did I Get Here?
13/02/20 Prof. Fiona Henriquez - Protecting the world’s 125 million contact lens users by discovering a treatment for devastating eye condition, Acanthamoeba keratitis.
27/02/20 Brian Hannan - Paisley at the Pictures 1950.
12/03/20 Ruth Aitken, Creative Learning Worker, Paisley Museum - John Byrne and the Slab Boys.
26/03/20 Prof. Andrew Hurthouse, UWS - “Developing Environmental Science Research through a collaborative and interdisciplinary culture: Tall tales from a “lopsided” Geochemist”
26/09/19 Margaret Morrell - History of Turnberry Airfield
10/10/19 Mandy McIntosh - Artists' talk
24/10/19 Archie Henderson, Research Assistant for Social History, Paisley Museum - Paisley and the Jacobites.
14/11/19 Prof. Brian Quinn, UWS - Science with impact
28/11/19 Simon Willoughby Booth - Zambia Therapeutic Art - Therapuetic Art, A New Tool for Mental Health Workers in Zambia
09/01/20 Michael Clancy, Director, Law reform, Law Society of Scotland - May Donoghue, Brexit and Consumer Protection
23/01/20 Karen Herbison - How Did I Get Here?
13/02/20 Prof. Fiona Henriquez - Protecting the world’s 125 million contact lens users by discovering a treatment for devastating eye condition, Acanthamoeba keratitis.
27/02/20 Brian Hannan - Paisley at the Pictures 1950.
12/03/20 Ruth Aitken, Creative Learning Worker, Paisley Museum - John Byrne and the Slab Boys.
26/03/20 Prof. Andrew Hurthouse, UWS - “Developing Environmental Science Research through a collaborative and interdisciplinary culture: Tall tales from a “lopsided” Geochemist”
